Friend in danger

Tell her that a better future awaits her when she stops those things. Always be there for her and let her feel that you will always be there for her no matter happens. Or, Tell her parents about this cause its for own good and so that she could have a better advice. You can ask her if she has problems, because people who do this are mostly depressed, and felt unloved and unwanted. Tell her you will always be there for her. God Bless And I hope this helps.

She is obviously going through a hard time as it's obvious by her destructive behavior. Ouija board scares the hell out of me as i have had experiences with spiritual realms and would not want to welcome them on my own. This practices generally open the door but without a qualified healer there is no way to control what comes through. She needs help and you're a great friend, she's lucky to have you. hopefully she can snap out of it before it's to late. I used to suffer with PTSD, Anxiety & depression years ago. I tried all options to get better and seem to have been getting worst every year. My last straw was old traditional shamanic healing I received in Peru. Since that time I have never had a single symptom and live a very happy & fulfilled life. This process allowed me to face all my problems without the ability of my ego to judge, once I have worked through my underlying issues I felt as I was reborn again. It made me see that I was living in past in future and that I am missing out on the present moment and living my life. I wish her the best of luck and I hope that she stays away from Ouija board, if you are emotionally unstable negative spirit so to say can take you over and make matters WAAYYY worst. I know to some people this may sound off the wall, it did for me until I experienced for my self. I accomplished in 10 days what conventional therapy couldn't do in 10 years and for that I am believer.

If you don't think you can get through to her, maybe try telling an adult at your school, your parents, or her parents. I know people never want to do this but it's the easiest way to start an intervention and she may not be happy about it at first but you are saving her life, and she will eventually see this. This is destructive behavior that is really hard to end so its best to stop it while it's in its younger stages.